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I have a 4 months labrador girl, she is in the smallers side,...
By Paula
Ranked #368 - Dog Packs and Accessories
October 1, 2010
I have a 4 months labrador girl, she is in the smallers side, she is 25 pounds now... if i get a medium, what are the chances of fitting her in the future? her girth right now is 21'' ... thanks!!
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By meg2783045
Ranked #208 - Dog Packs and Accessories
July 19, 2011
Wait for her to grow
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By whichway
Ranked #174 - Dog Packs and Accessories
October 24, 2010
I tentatively disagree. I bought this pack in a medium for my black lab/golden mix puppy "to grow into", but it ended up being baggy on her full-grown frame (60lbs). I then bought a size small and she did great with that for a couple years until her metabolism slowed a little (65lbs); then the chest/under-arm strap became a little too tight. She is 68lbs right now and still wearing the small (because her medium ripped), but we are back to looking for a size medium on sale. Delilah is a "tall"/slender dog though - not the usual barrel-chested lab - and a fuller-framed dog could well grow into a size large. In the photo, my dog (65lbs) is wearing a red size medium pack in the previous model version; my friend's dog (55lbs) is wearing her green size small pack.
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By moroni
Ranked #187 - Dog Packs and Accessories
October 2, 2010
Get the large. I was in the same situation with my girl & before I knew it, she grew into the larger size, plus she will also be able to carry more.
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Change me.